i don't teach at the university of california in san diego, i teach at the university of san diego. >> tucker: ust! >> at the law school. we have a law school, they don't. >> tucker: good for you. okay, professor at the university of san diego. did i mischaracterize the point of your paper? >> our point was essentially as you represented it. my fear when we wrote this was the people were just going to shrug and say that is so obvious, he really didn't need to say it, it's just sober now, as you noted that hasn't been the reaction from all corners. >> tucker: what has the reaction been? >> interest income at the reaction at university of pennsylvania professor wax teaches has been extraordinary. she was condemned by some of her colleagues not because they took issue with any particular thing that we said in the op-ed, she was just condemned for essentially saying what we said. there were no allegations that anything we said was incorrect. next we went in other words, truth in the academy is no longer a defense, is that the point? >> that's true. because what's more important is to sign

you want to say san diego, but it's not right. l.a. phillip rivers has thrown the most interceptions since 2014. eagles coach doug pederson was without his best defensive player again today in practice. he is expected to miss sunday's game in l.a. the shorthanded defense has to step up against the chargers. >> we are trying to come back 3-1. that's the goal. we have to do anything to get a w. we have to fix the one yarder. i don't care how it went, we won. we got out of there. we are not trying to do it too close. we are trying to take care of business and come back home. it's a business trip. >> the good thing is, the sixers are done with tanking. call it is sam hin hinke rule. >> sixers singing happy birthday. finding the right fit with the young core and veteran free agents they picked up, that's a tough job for coach brown. >> we feel like the base of how we want to play is there and now you stop moving the furniture around in the house. >> we got new pieces and new players who can possibly execute better than years past. >> you ma

. >> along the dusty road between san diego/tijuana border. contractors are racing to build their versions what trump's border wall will look like. the winner potentially taking home two contracts. totaling $6-million. the prototype thousands, 18-30 feet high. stretching 30 feet long. contractors will have a month to build them. each version could cost up to $500 t less than a few miles away from the construction site, you saw a man trying to outrun border patrol agents after illegally jumping the fence. juan gomez crossed to find a better future for his family in the united states. carlos diaz with the department of homeland security. >> our objective its to give the border patrol here, securing the borders, the best tools available for them to be able to secure the border. >> what we have right now isn't good enough anymore? >> well we are always looking to evolve. >> by the way the wall is happening, folks. believe me. >> so far, president trump asked congress for $1.6 billion. >> it's unfortunate that, that the president is, misleading the

plays for san diego state. >> always thought he's better athlete than me. but i go to stanford, been trained now, think i'm a little bit better. >> first time the twins have faced off against each other and heads are spinning. >> new to me but at the same time thinking incredible experience. something i've never done before, he's never done before. what a stage. >> twins played together entire careers in san diego. then came college. stanford came calling for cornerbacks, not wide receivers. went separate ways. first time elijah can put a hit on his brother on feeble b football field. >> no i can't knock ut brother but if somebody else does, nothing i can do about that. >> mom angela is making up special t-shirts for the game which should be interesting for the parents to watch. >> texting me and brother every day supporting us. she loves the whole thing. >> interesting. >>> a's ending three-game series in boston against the red sox. oakland with base running issues. fly ball to left, benintendi makes the catch. mark hanna is hung up between second and thir

. >> along the dusty road between san diego/tijuana border. contractors are racing to build their versions what trump's border wall will look like. the winner potentially taking home two contracts. totaling $6-million. the prototype thousands, 18-30 feet high. stretching 30 feet long. contractors will have a month to build them. each version could cost up to $500 t less than a few miles away from the construction site, you saw a man trying to outrun border patrol agents after illegallyumping the j fence. juan gomez crossed to find a better future for his family in the united states. carlos diaz with the department of homeland security. >> our objective its to give the border patrol here, securing the borders, the best tools available for them to be able to secure the border. >> what we have right now isn't good enough anymore? >> well we are always looking to evolve. >> by the way the wall is happening, folks. believe me. >> so far, president trump asked congress for $1.6 billion. >> it's unfortunate that, that the president is, misleading the

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against the san diego padres will be as last professional game after pitching for 13 years. it is all with the giants and he said he cannot see himself in another uniform. he has 104 career wins and three world championships, and who can forget that perfect game in 2012, the only perfect game in the 135 year history of the giants franchise. >>> the giants lost to the diamondbacks, 4-3, and that scored early and the first inning pablo sandoval gets the double and scoring two more runs in the diamondbacks rally and tied up the game in the bottom of the ninth inning and taking it with the walkoff bases loaded walk. the giants lost, 4-3, and they are off today. they will close out the season this weekend at home against the san diego padres. >>> eric reed is addressing the recent controversy surrounding the protests during the national anthem and president trump. it's been more than a year since he and colin kaeperck began kneeling as a silent protest for the racial inequality ithe u.s. and on sunday nearly every team in the nfl had players participating in some form of protest

we see this all the time and report on it, especially college republican that san diego state. she is dividing students and creating an us versus them mentality. rob: have you gotten complaints from students? i can't imagine being in a position like that where your method is to feel guilty for who you are which is what she is asking you to do, to blame your self. >> students on campus are not tolerating it. college republicans are not going to tolerate it and we have seen this time and again. you have covered the new black lives matter course at san diego state, very divisive and a trend we are seeing on college campuses, another example of the indoctrination we are seeing. heather: the three of us are sitting here, have you heard anything from people with skin of a different color? what do they say? >> i haven't heard anything directly. i know people in our club are very mad about this and the country is taking -- it is a critical time in our country and we need to focus on mending racial tensions created by the last administration and we need to mend that divide and come back

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and san diego. leading edge of high pressure will start to nose in slowly, giving us warmer weather as we go into the weekend. 60s and 70s your temps. cool or cold morning for some, pretty chilly saturday morning but each day, we'll warm up each week. not 105 or anything like that but maybe low 90s. but they don't last this time of the year. >> did you turn the heater on this morning. >> no. >> i did a little bit. >> did you? >> a little cool. >> i like the heated seat. that's a luxury in the winter. it 'tis. >>> researchers call it the worst case of concussion brandi sees they have seen. >>> what scientists found after studying the brain of the late nfl star aaron hernandez and why his family is now suing the nfl and his former team. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the family of former nfl star aaron hernandez now suing the nfl. doctors say he suffered from severe brain trauma known as cte. the family is also suing his former team, the new england patriots. the lawsuit claims that the information players recei

we're actually going to san diego wednesday. me and the dude back there. making the trip cross-country with them. >> reporter: some good advice there to keep cool from these temperatures that are going to reach the low 90s. and that last guy you heard from, what a super fan. they are taking their operation right behind me and caravanig cross-country to san diego. they are coming in 0 and 2. a lot of these people here -- all right, some penn state fans, too. a lot of people here think the giants will the field, be hungry for the win, and they assure me it is not going to happen here, not today. rosemary, back to you. >> katy zachry live at the linc. speaking of hungry, i saw folks behind with you kin doughnuts. hopefully you get a little bit of breakfast. join us for "eagles gameday kickoff" on nbc 10. the owner of the eagles is joining a growing number of nfl teams pushing back against president donald trump for his stand against players kneeling during the national anthem. just this morning tweeted if nfl fans refuse to go to games until players stop disr

now the walls will be between 18 and 340 feet -- 3 feet tall. >> here in san diego we are arresting half a million illegal entrants of the -- entrants of the year, that is reduced dramatically. >> now security is really tight around the actual area where these walls are being built. so called freedom of speech area has been set up at the construction site for demonstrators, it will cost $4 million to build the prototypes. >>> the department of homeland security has a new rule directing employees to collect social media information on all immigrants including permanent residents and naturalized citizens, according to ambassador feed the new rule could effect u.s. citizens do connect with immigrants with social media. president trump approved it for the past five years. the new rule goes beyond visa applicants which would also apply to those who have already obtain add green card oregon through the naturalization process. >>> time is now 4:10. berkeley may see more protests today. we'll tell you about the group that plans to go back to the campus to promote free speech. >>> and hitting bra

six companies plan to test walls in san diego. border angels, a civil rights group against the wall plans to hold mass against the construction site. >> violence is not welcome in either direction. the only way to overcome hate is love. let's show the world we know how to protest in a peaceful manner. >> san diego said they're preparing for protestors. >> alejandro villanueva the pittsburgh steeler stood alone during the anthem while his teammates stayed out of site. he is a veteran who served in afghanistan. his act caused his jersey sales to spike to number one in the nfl. now he's back peddling, he said he didn't intend to make his teammates look bad. >> eel show you what happened with the a's and a big nights for the giants. stay with us. ♪ because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. ssssh! because sometimes we want it cool at night, then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from every

san diego los angeles and santa cruz counties have declared outbreaks of the deadly liver disease in the past month with the 16 deaths in san diego. >>> work underway on a new art exhibit on the victims of the ghost ship fire. the exhibit at the oakland museum of california is a tribute to 36 people who died last december. many victims were artists and musicians. the exhibit will open next month. features a ships mast with cards hanging from the sales. people who go see the exhibit will be encouraged to write messages on the cards to remember those who died. >> hopefully they will get struck by the piece itself. take a look at what other people are saying and to feel the emotions. to add their voices. whether it is their emotional response or to how the city is dealing with some of these buildings now.>> the exhibit will open to the public october 18. as part of the annual day of the dead exhibit. >>> 1500-year-old game is making a comeback in richmond. committee organizations introducing chess and public parks. it all began with one man passion to make a positive change.>> reporter:

. >> college football stanford will visit san diego state saturday night. you will see double with the holder twins. this will be the first time they play against each other. steps up in the pocket and throws. oh, what an interception. plucked it out of the the air with one hand. >> he had a spectacular interception against usc last week, needing only one hand, it's his twin brother micah who is known for the good hands. he plays wide receiver for their opponent, san diego state. >> i thought he was a better athlete than me. you know, i g to stanford and i've been trained now, i think i'm a bit better at a match. >> this is the first time that the twins faced off against each other and their head hads are spinning. >> you know, it's something new to me. incredible experience. it's something that i have never done before. he has never done before. and you know, what a stage. >> the twins played together their entire careers in san diego, then came college. when stanford came calling, they needed cornerbacks not wide receivers. so the twins went their separat

san diego county officials ban all weapons in anticipation of possible protests. president trump says he intends to pick the winning prototype himself and as the head of the executive branch he does have the authority to award government contracts, heather, rob, here we go. rob: remember that all protestors out there, president obama, then -- senator obama and hillary clinton both voted for a border wall back in 2006. that's the interesting thing for everybody that's against the wall. jackie, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. heather: national anthem protest are moving to nfl to capitol hill. >> join so many now in the nfl and elsewhere in taking a knee for the america that we all aspire it to be. heather: well, these supposed calls to action are also being followed by even louder calls for impeachment. joining me to weigh in fox news political analyst, thank you so much for joining us this morning. first question is, what is the point now, we begin can colin kaepernick, he had one point, is the point now to protest donald trump and are we losing the initial m

diego. around the bay area tomorrow it should be another beautiful day. highs with be in the 80s inland, mild 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. the summer will feel much it will be breezy on monday. the will be even thursday warming up again next ... (jrstone) tomorrow is the big day for indycar racing at the sonoma raceway... so if you are headed that way... expect heavy traffic. the gates to the raceway are off highways 37 and 121. they will open at eight am. traffic is expected to be heaviest at ten am and three, five and eight pm. raceway officials advise attendees to get to the event before 3-30 pm. sheriff's will be in the parking lots checking disability placards. violators will be ticketed and required to go to court. (justine) it appears changes are coming to how sex offenders register in california. state lawmakers just approved a controversial bill that would remove thousands of people from the state's sex offender registry. the legislation has the backing of law enforcemen

according to research is from rome so pm so university and the university of california at san diego in archer only one in every sixty residents is at least ninety years old. by comparison according to statistics from canada one of every one hundred sixty three canadians was at least ninety. ninety five years old grazed the in his garden. must be hard work. to give these. i can hang they've been telling me i can take these to say hopefully this will prolong my life. the temp lose owns was first established by two scientists gianni pests and michael who used blue lines to chart demographic data inside their two thousand and four landmark study identified sudden use neuro province as a region with an extraordinary high concentration of male centenarians denoted by their blue lines since then scientists have expanded the blue zone concept from sudden to include a canal in japan nicoya costa rica icaria greece and loma linda california the question what can be learned from the high concentration of centenarians living in archer running. actually as part of what's known as the challender

hoping to rebound against san diego state in the third straight road game. second quarter, stanford down three, give the ball to bryce love. he rushes for 100 yards for the fifth consecutive game, 51 right here. 7-3 with 1:24 left in the first half. picked off byron smith. he goes back to the 15 yard line. three plays later, rashaad penning, he averaged 206 coming in, 175 last night, 10-7, san diego state at the half. the first play in the fourth, love again, gone. 53 yards. he finished with 184. two tds, 17-13, cardinals. four minutes left to play, the lights go out causing a 20-minute delay. when they came back on, taking the lead, christian chapman to david wells. and he's in there. stanford falls to 1-2. san diego state wins it 20-17. >>> all right, cal hosting ole miss in a rare match-up between the pac-12 and the sec. what a win this would be for justin wilcox. last week's star patrick lehardd takes the td up 7-3. then she patterson, 72 yards, gone. ole miss up 10-7. patterson threw for nearly 500 yards last month. of the first half, dk metcalfs 71 yar

the cars were donated by law enforcement agencies in san diego. the group that made the donation says it wanted to make hospital stays a little less scary for children. ( mark ) one hotel near boston had an unexpected guest check in...a goat. the animal escaped a farm not too far away. he was even seen near a highway and an elementary school before he got into the hotel. hotel staff called police as soon as they saw the animal. he is now back with his owner. é( darya ) for those of you striving to have the "dad bod", there's now a fanny pack that can help you solve this problem. this fanny pack features a pudgy, hairy belly. it was made by a london- based artist who says he always wanted a dad bod. but he says he was worried about the health problems that might come with that. he calls his fanny pack "the dad bag." he wants the product to come in a variety of skin tones and variety of skin come in a the product to come in a variety of skin tones and belly hair. ( mark ) coming up in the next hour... police looking for a man caught on camera peepi

rashard penning, 175 last night. 10-7, san diego state, at the half. love again, gone, finish ing ing here. then the lights went out. when they came back on, christian chapman to david wells. san diego state won it 20-17. >>> and the bears are looking to improve to 3-0. what a win this will be bears up 7-0. ole miss' next play, she paterson, he has a gun to lawson. 72 yards, gone. ole miss up 10-7. paterson threw for 500 yards last week. here's his second td pass of the first half. the metcalf, 71 yards. a 19 yard touchdown. cal takes the lead. three minutes to go, paterson, going to throw it right to linebacker cameron good and good night, the bears are 3-0 after a 27-16 victory with usc on deck at memorial stadium. what a win. >>> and san jose state on the road against utah. bad news for the spartans. montelle aaron is going to get hit in the right leg. he was in serious pain. he would not return to the game. had crutches on the sideline. second quarter, utah extends the six-point lead with the first td of the game. tyler hunley tosses it to darren c

most of the people in san diego area that are infected are homeless with a history of drug use. santa cruz reported 69 cases of hepatitis a since april. and officials believe san francisco has the same risk factors. the city reported three cases last year. >>> okay let's get a check of the weather. fall is friday. >> yeah. >> and the weather is perfect leading up to it. >> no complaints today. irving i think we've been waiting for this after the long, hot summer and more to come in terms of the great weather here in the extended. as we get a look right now, the pattern is very complicated. the bottom line, it feels like fall today and continuing all the way throughout this week. in fact the coolest trend i calculated since the end of may some 113 days ago. the big thing we see changing is high pressure kept the storm track to the north. weakened moving to the south. allowing three areas of low pressure to move in. the first one keeps cool and clouding wednesday morning drizzle and showers nearby. by nasdaq a chilly morning and cool day on top. let's get knew tomorrow morning's f

the name of a guy in san diego but he called her eight times. she was pregnant. the nsa was recording these calls lee did not give this information to the fbi. if you were sitting in the new york office of the fbi with a map of al qaeda largely drawn from the telephone number imagine those eight lines from yemen to san diego interior -- in january. ampk1 of the 9/11 hijackers. >> through the religion of islam is so disturbing to see what this militia group in has done to their faith. and for someone who has lived in egypt and saudi arabia that is the painful story for muslims to see people debating the degree of savagery that is important that is no longer the religion so talk to me about that as we close out. >> with us period plum negative period of introspection christianity is not the same as it was during the inquisition. we could talk how we were one way that different now. that i have come to think it is not is long beach's you can use religion to justify any religion but societies are in a crisis. not just to the arab world but all of th

. >> reporter: mitra ebadolahi works in the aclu's border program in san diego. so, if the agent says, "i have no knowledge of this." >> that's it. >> that's it. >> i don't remember that. >> these are just some of them. there are hundreds and hundreds of complaints filed by unaccompanied minors to your own agency. >> reporter: gil kerlikowske, the commissioner of customs and border protection under the obama administration, says the complaints only involved a small number of officers and agents. these don't trouble you? >> well, the number of complaints that come in are high. but i'd say under my watch, we've increased dramatically our ability to do these investigations. >> so you don't see any cover-up of allegations by you or anyone in this agency? >> well, i don't see any cover-up especially by me. >> reporter: in the wake of our questions, customs and border protection now says the complaint filed by the two sisters is not closed but remains under investigation. which will make it a first in over a hundred cases the aclu says it has analyzed. >> as far as i c

diego. area should be another highs with be in the 80s 70s around the the coast. the summer will feel much it will be breezy on monday. the will be even thursday warming up again next (justine) british police say they have made a breakthrough in the subway bombing investigation after making a significant arrest. the country is still on a "critical" alert an 18-year-old was arrested....but police have not yet released any information about the suspect. police say a counter- terror operation is now underway in a soutwestern london suburb and people have been told to leave the area. at least 30 people were injured when an explosion went off on a train yesterday. (justine) the state senate has passed a bill that no longer requires all sex offenders to register for life. this means thousands of people will be dropped from the state's sex offender registry. kron 4's dan kerman explains what the new system could look like... right now california's sex offender registry has 100-thousand names on it

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diego, una de las organizaciones pro inmigrantes mas impórtate de la región dicen que no tiene planes de manifestarse en la zona donde se estarán levantando los prototipos para no darle más importancia a la agenda del presidente trump.en lo que si están enfocados aseguran es en luchar por el futuro de los jóvenes sonares. 09:21:32:05 queremos asegurarnos de que el dream act como se le llama que se está discutiendo en washington dc pase, sin que se tenga que hacer ningún trueque de aumentar la seguridad fronteriza 09:21:44:00 en nuestras comunidades 09:21:45:24 take vo / lorena ---- el popular cantante ed sheeran cancel su concierto en el estadio levi's.... ---el evento era parte de su tour y estaba pactado para agosto del 2018; pero decidi no hacerlo por la hora lmite de espectaculos en el estadio levi's de santa clara que no permite eventos despus de las 10 de la noche los fines de semanas... --- oficiales de los 49ers estan molestos con miembros de la ciudad por no hacer una excepcin... take vo / cesar --- increble, en medio de la tranquilidad de la noche cmaras de seguridad g

francisco in l.a., san diego, in oakland and many of our cities. >> collection of the real estate fee would begin immediately and is expected to generate up to $3 million a year. the bond measure needs approval from voters next year. >>> lots of sunshine here in the bay area with some patchy fog trying to regroup right now near portions of the coastline. this afternoon's highs -- two weeks ago san francisco was 106 degrees. today just 70. very nice in the city earlier today. a few 80s to report out towards santa rosa, napa, concord and antioch in the lower 80s. here's the deal for tomorrow for your saturday. it will be mild especially inland. temperatures in the 80s. around the bay 70s. and the coast mainly in the 60s for your saturday afternoon. in fact, those will be the temperature trends all weekend long. a few showers moving out of nevada. you can pick out the satellite here. the fog beginning to regroup near portions of the coastline. we still have that onshore wind that will help bring the fog into the bay. tomorrow morning we'll have fog at the coast and portions of the bay. c

. >> one san diego hospital is giving sick children a new toy to make them feel better. rady children's hospital has remote controlled cars they can drive to the operating room to make them more relaxed before proceed purpz the doctors are loving it, too. children ride in style. they got a bmw, mercedes or even a lamborghini. the cars are donated by the san diego law enforcement teddy bear drive. >> anything to put smiles on kids' faces. >> i'm frances river an. >> i'm phillip mena. be sure to follow us on facebook, twitter and itagram. three people rushed to the ns hospital when a fire breaks out at a san francisco home. >>> breaking right now, three people rushed to the hospital when a fire breaks out in a san francisco home. >>> plus, we are tracking two breaking international stories. frantic search is under way after a 7.1 earthquake hits mexico. hurricane maria made land fall in puerto rico as well. the u.s. territory fears the storm may be catastrophic. so much going on now on this wednesday morning. good morning to you, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus wash

eight models are going up in a remote area of san diego. this is video provided by the department of homeland security. the 30-foot-long mock-up should be ready in about a month. officials say they may pick several winners or none at all. san diego police helped set up a free speech zone for people to demonstrate. >>> stanford football head coach shaw is weighing in on the debate over athletes kneeling during the national anthem. he says if he were in the nfl he would not take a knee but he respects those who do. >> i wouldn't kneel. it's just not me. but i love some of those who are. they're like family to me. and their points have very valid. and what they're trying to accomplish is noble. >> shaw thinks there's a misconception about what is being protested exactly. he wlebelieves some joined the reaction as a reaction to donald trump rather than supporting social justice. >>> directv is now allowing fans who were upset by the national anthem protests to cancel their nfl sunday ticket package. that's according to our sister network espn.

the owner of the grill in san diego says he was a lifelong chargers fan until that team moved. now, he's so angry he's taking it out on his own bottom line. >> some were able to forgive and forget. most were not. i definitely am not. i have to give back and make this a bigger issue that what it should be by giving out free tacos. >> forgiveness is a good thing. >> that looks good, doesn't it? >> the aren't owner may be giving away a lot of tacos if they keep playing the way they started. so far, they are 0-2. >> hold on. >> the chargers do it. >> i'm wondering what the shirt says. as we get ready to head out this morning, looking good. it's chilly as well. we are going to have these temperatures warming up. cool mornings and warm afternoons. here is a live look outside in san francisco. seven day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen with a mostly clear start. and temperatures now at 48 degrees in napa. yeah, it's cool. 60 in oakland. 59 degrees in palo alto and san jose. look at the high temperatures today. looking at mid-70s 81 degrees the high in concord. san fra

it's a film out of--technically out of san diego, but it's a binational, bicultural film, bilingual i would say too. written and directed by--written by alfonso molina, who is the inspiration of the film. it's something that experienced being someone who lives in san diego, but is somewhat disconnected to his mexican heritage. so, the film is a combination of road trip and cultural reawakening. damian: and you'll recognize some popular names there, carmen salinas and comedian paul rodriguez. here's that clip. ♪ male: so, what's up with her, man? is she, like, your chick or what? daniel: not yet, but i'm working on it. daniel: i've been in love with you since we were kids. daisy: daniel, i can't be with you. [knocking] rodrigo: abre la puerta! get in the shower, i'm taking your ass back to mexico. ♪ grandma: you are getting a haircut. daniel: i can't cut my hair. this is my source of rock and roll power. [speaking foreign language] mirna: rodrigo, ahhhh!! rodrigo: ay, get in the car! [screaming] mirna: you can run, but you can't hide! daniel: what kind of doctor is this? rodrigo: s

cars are donations from the san diego regional law enforcement teddy bear drive. >> anytime you can see a child that is ill, or in pain, you see them smile because of something that we were able to do, it is great for the kid, great for us in law enforcement and great for to us connect that way. >> the cars are operate by a nurse or a doctor but the hospital says that the children are happy, clearly having fun. >> i love that idea. that is great. >>> well, today is last full day of summer. >> but katie, it feels like we are in the middle of summer outside. >> yeah, more like july outside when we are talking the kind of temperatures we will energy not just today but through majority of this forecast and along with it we have got sunshine, for days, how long can this pattern last , however? we will have the answer to that question on the other mom i dropped my ball. got it. ewwww oh eat it! lysol kills 99.9% of bacteria on soft and hard surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. you're lucky you're cute. lysol max cover with 2x wider coverage kills 99.9% of bacteria. one

diego? >> the issue with the former speaker was a different matter. be that as it may we heard this criticism and very serious about addressing it, as the inspector general goes through his review we will cooperate. the internal review we won to make certain processes and procedures in place have the full confidence of the american people, so trust is not just restored but assured. leland: there's a lot of criticism about the trip to philadelphia when amtrak, driving off of work, understand there is a long review. would you say it is fair for you to come it not to use private jets until that is reviewed or are you going forward the way you have in the past and wait for their review? >> we have taken many trips in cars, sometimes four five hours at a time. these were 11 trips over a eight months period of time. again, this review is incredibly important and we want to make certain the processes we have in place have the full confidence not just of the administration but the american people so

first pitch for cain's last game today is set for 1:05 p-m against the san diego padres. ( marty ) the golden state warriors are kicking off the start of basketball season with new high tech jerseys. the n-b-a champs will now be wearing nike uniforms instead of adidas. these so-called "smart jerseys" will feature a new technology that's similar to apple pay. fans will be able to use an app to scan their jersey. it will then let them see game stats, highlights, player information and more. the warriors will wear these new jerseys today in their first pre-season game. they will be available for the fans all season starting at 110 dollars. if you are heading to the happiest place on earth, you might want to double check your tickets. we'll explain next. live look outside... san francisco international airport. trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the

después de que dos niños escaparan un possible intent de secuestro (vivo) alguaciles del condado de san diego investigan el incidente reportado anoche por dos menores...mientras tanto padres de familia aprovechan para tener una importante conversación con sus hijos (pkg) take pkg fue en esta tranquila comunidad de poway donde según el testimonio de dos menores.varios sujetos intentaron secuestrarlos mientras caminaban a la casa de un amigo 01:00:17:06 de lo que nos cuentan las víctimas estaban caminando y se les acerco un vehículo con tres sospechoso adentro 01:00:24:15 y parece que unos tenían mascaras puestas 01:00:28:24 según las víctimas.uno de los pasajeros les grito que se subieran al vehículo.los niños se echaron a correr hacia la casa de un vecino donde llamaron a los alguaciles del condado de san diego 01:00:49:13 estamos pidiendo que alguien que haya visto algo que sepa algo acerca de este incidente que por favor nos llame porque estamos muy interesados en saber que paso 01:00:58:02 sin tener más detalles alguaciles investigan este incidente como un intento de secues

after playing 56 years in san diego. they're playing at a soccer stadium that holds just 30,000 fans and that's not the usual nfl stadium. >> you know, it's obviously a smaller crowd, smaller venue. it's not what the actual norm is, you know, for a typical game day. you know, you're looking at 27, 28,000 people, you know, it's a smaller venue, so it feels a little more that intimate -- intimate feeling. >> you know, whether we're playing in the parking lot or playing in the linc we're ready to go. >> tomorrow at 11:30 on chevy sunday kickoff don bell pat gallen and yours truly will be breaking down the contest at 11:30 right here on cbs3. >>> to college football. penn state back in action against indiana. nittany lions wasting no time getting on the scoreboard. barclay takes the opening kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown t nittany lions have that seven-point lead. now 21-nothing. trace mcsorely connected to hamilton for the touchdown. penn state rolling to a 45-14 victory. >>> the temple owls taking on houston. owls lookin

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. >> it's hotter here than san diego right now which is weird. never the case. >> the sun continued it's three day assault, a veg group braved the heat. >>> officials saw a 25% spike in heat related emergency calls this saturday. >> one of the hottest days of the year, the mission community extended hour and is free to swim. all city pools were free the heat advisory. >> a similar scene at kriszy fields, a beach where typically the water is too cold for swimming, not so this saturday. >> it was really refreshing. >> cold? >> no, it wasn't cold. >> that's rare. >> by days end, the clouds took over fading away the hot son. visitors enjoying every last drop. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> a fremont nursing home resorted to a back up generator because of a power outage that left everyone in the dark. residents say generators provides some, not a lot of relief from the weather. families concerned about their loved ones say it wasn't enough to ease worries about the heat's impact. where we expect triple digit numbers, and emergency staffing levels,

san diego alone, 460 cases in 17 deaths. more than half the cases spread among the homeless. it's now traveling to santa cruz in los angeles. fears mounting the bay area could be next.>> prevention is always more cost effective, and it will keep your county healthier.>> that is why health community officials are holding free hepatitis a vaccine clinics. that way they can stop what is usually spread through contact with feces. protection with a . >> doesn't came to take preventative measures against the serious liver disease. >> i feel healthy about it. i do actually feel safe getting the shot.>> the shot takes up to 2 weeks to be effective. doctor say, some may not even know they have hepatitis a for a month. most at risk are the homeless. drug users, gay men, and those with pre-existing liver disease.>> how critical is it that you get vaccinated? >> so, it is a 1 piece of the prevention. the mena prevention effort should still be focused on hand sanitation.>> and whites, you got to use them.>> this woman said she would rather be safe than sorry. the disease so easily spread

. >> that has been a cause of the viral hepatitis outbreak in san diego. it started last november. since then nearly 400 cases and 15 deaths. 65% among homeless people. and then in santa cruz, 89% of the 63 cases contracted by the homeless. >> are you worried right now? >> we are always worried as doctors. we are always worried. >> this doctor is pushing for prevention. suggesting homeless people here in the bay area, need to be vaccinated now. and have better accessibility to clean water, as well as bathrooms. >> how likely is it that we can see hepatitis a outbreak in the streets of oakland? >> it's very likely, people travel all the time. >> some may not know they have the disease. is a 15 to 50 day incubation period before mostly symptoms. like nausea, vomiting, itching, and a yellowing of the skin. the doctor said there is no cure. >> it's almost like a ticking time bomb. >> do you worry about have died as a? >> yes i do. -- do you worry about hepatitis a? >> yes i do. >> there has been one dozen cases. this year. the homeless encampments we have seen are not maintained. stuck

test-building will take place this fall in san diego. the barriers will be tested to see how readily smugglers could cut through them. there's already enough money to build the prototypes. but mr. trump is struggling to win support from congress to fund the wall. coming up-- a bizarre attack inside a local business. a man walks in with a lit molotav cocktail. we'll tell you what happened next. your strips are slippy... whiter than mine? ...mine are grippy. crest whitestrips stay in place. crest whitestrips professional effects... ...lock in the whitening for a whiter smile. these aren't going anywhere. these are. crest... ...healthy, beautiful smiles for life. - unseasonably cool start to september - showers from harvey tonight through saturday - warmer & drier second half of labor day weekend - tracking hurricane irma (cat. 3) in the atlantic today: mostly cloudy & unseasonably cool. highs: 67-69 winds: ne 5-15 mph tonight: cloudy and cool with showers. lows: 57-62 winds: e 5-10 mph saturday: cloudy and cool with showers. highs: 62-72 w

owner of that restaurant happens to be gabriella cabala of san diego's restaurant. >> before i could ask, they were doing it. >> reporter: signs up, bathrooms open to public and area to charge cell phones. lunch boxes prepared and delivered to those who couldn't make it to the restaurant. >> everybody in mexico, we have an immediate sense of solidarity. something we lived in earthquake in '85. >> says now it's bay area's turn to deliver hope. in sunday her restaurant in the hayes valley neighborhood will host fundraising event for the victims of the quake. >> channelled my sadness and frustration for not being there in positive way. >> reporter: all the money to red cross, unicef and mexican volunteer rescuers. here's more information on that fundraiser if you can hear me. fire truck going by. $100 for brunch and drinks, again this sunday from 11:00 to 4:00, live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> seismic safety certains. concrete tower that rises out of the water. wayne freedman explains what it does and what experts are worried it might do in the event of a quake. >>

he had 175 tonight. 10-7 san diego state at the half. love again the hole is there. he types it and is gone. he had 184 yards two touchdowns. four minutes left to play. the lights go out, causing a 20-minute delay. when they come back, aztecs take the lead. chapman to his tight end. david wells falls in the end zone. stanford falls to 1-2. >>> cal hosting ole miss. the bears looking to improve to 3-0. this came down to the wire with cal's defense coming up big. what a win this would be for justin wilcox. first quarter patrick laird takes the option. bears up 7-3. ole miss next play. patterson threw for 500 last week. zips it to lodge. look at this speed. 72 yards. ole miss up 10-7. patterson second td pass of the first half. to metcalfe. 71 yards. third quarter, ross bowers, 19-yard touchdown. cal takes a 20-16 lead. three minutes to go. patterson, throws it right to camer cameron good and good night. and the bears are 3-0 after the victory with usc on deck at memorial stadium. what a win. >>> san jose state on the road against utah. the quarterback keeps it himself,

>> is an economist with westmont college at the time we wrote the book and now teaching in san diego. a real good guy, has a number of books out there and we had a lot of fun writing the books. >> the book came out in 2009 2010. >> is it still relevant today? >> is a matter of fact it's very relevant today. it really talks a lot about how businesses grow and develop, it isn't so much a book for 2010. it's a book for people that wonder how governments use particularly progresses in government view the jobs and how they can help the economy and how conservatives and how conservative economic principles work much better to generate growth and helping the economy and why, not just that's true, that's an easy statement to make but it explains i think briefly why that's true. and i think that's important for people to understand. you don't learn it at the school,it's not something you're going to teach economics west . >> final question mister puzder. how do you get your opinion beyond the opinion page of the wall street journal, beyond the libertarian convention? >> i'm writing a book and

and san diego's got the same problem. the median way to detrace 26,000 police officers make three times that amount. in san diego it's five times. and we have a lot of problem with the separation. it's somewhat like fort apache. police and teachers commuting into work, getting higher paid off the taxpayers, there's not a true integration and it is more than racial. thank you for everything you're doing. i love detroit. i was there during the riots, actually, the uprising. uprising is correct. thank you very much. >> thank you, john. go ahead. >> john, you hit something that -- listen, we used to have what was called residency. some people don't like this, but when residency occurred, detroit lost most of its population in terms of city employees. of course, we have black and white people that are left the city. this is most destructive to our city. we have people that committed crimes and so forth, but this is very important. people who live in the city tend to care more about the city. as the mayor and i, we drove around

the baby tiger was rejected by his mom and now calls san diego home. the other tiger was confiscated by u.s. customs and border protection officers. both animals come from different places, they now have each other to play with and grow up with. the video provided by the video shows the baby tigers playing after being fed and it's probably the cutest thing you will see all day. >> they are adorable. i'm glad they found one another. >>> coming back including the deal that moves california a step closer to declaring itself a sanctuary state. a sanctuary state. >>> the elected official tim & charlie, 4th graders. a sanctuary state. >>> the elected official lazy 3rd graders. they even have those new easy open gogurt tubes. we used to struggle 20 minutes to open our gogurts. we were on our own. and when we finally got those things open, we'd be overcome with the sense of accomplishment no 3rd grader today will ever know. hi guys. get a job. you believe this guy? new ez open gogurt. kids never had it so easy. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony wi